Job Wellbeing Business Partner, Larrakeyah

• Location: Darwin NT


• Status: Part Time (up to 4 days per week)

Are you passionate about creating a safer, healthier workplace where people feel supported and empowered? The Northern Land Council (NLC) is seeking a motivated and empathetic Wellbeing Business Partner to join our WH&S team.

About the Role

In this dynamic role, you’ll take the lead in managing the administrative functions of workers compensation claims and supporting staff through the injury and recovery process. You’ll play a key role in delivering and continuously improving Wellbeing, Health & Safety @Work, through proactively identifying physical and psychosocial risks and implementing strategies to foster a positive and safe workplace culture.

You will work closely with Comcare, medical professionals, and internal supervisors to facilitate safe and supported return-to-work processes, while providing expert guidance across the NLC to ensure legal compliance and best-practice approaches to incident, wellbeing and injury management. Your ability to build trust, influence, and drive practical outcomes will make a tangible difference to the wellbeing of our staff.

What You Will Bring:

You will bring strong knowledge of workers compensation and WH&S legislation, along with the communication skills and empathy needed to support injured workers with respect and professionalism. Your experience in wellbeing or injury management roles will be matched by your ability to think critically, manage multiple priorities, and maintain positive working relationships with a wide range of stakeholders.

In addition to this, you will have: -

• Certificate IV WH&S and at least four (4) years practical experience working as a WH&S professional and participating in implementing WH&S management systems.


• Demonstrate sound knowledge and experience with managing complex workers compensation claims within a medium- large organisation.


• Solid understanding of psychosocial hazards and risks.


• A current NT drivers’ licence.


• Demonstrated understanding of, and interest in, the lived experiences of Aboriginal people in the NLC region.

For a full copy of the Position Description refer to the link provided below.

What’s in it for you?

You’ll be part of a supportive and forward-thinking WH&S team that values innovation and people-centred care. This is your opportunity to develop and deliver programs that have a direct impact on staff wellbeing, while working in a culturally rich and diverse organisation that is committed to empowering Aboriginal people and communities across the NLC region.

We offer:

• A base salary of $102,669 per annum plus 15% superannuation and salary sacrificing up to $15,900 + meal entertainment and holiday accommodation benefits up to $2,650 per year.


• Other benefits under our Enterprise Agreement include:
  
  
  
  • District allowance of up to $4,797 per annum for individuals with dependents and $2,630 without dependents.
  
  
  • 5 weeks annual leave, leaving loading, 18 days personal leave;
  
  
  • Paid Christmas close down;
  
  
  • Upon completion of 12 months of service an Annual airfare with a net (in hand) value of $3,177
  
  

Interested applicants should send a copy of their CV along with a cover letter outlining why you are interested in this position and what relevant skills and expertise you will bring to this role?

For further queries please contact: Katie Brown on 0428 014 599 or Write to the company

Applications Close: Wednesday 20 August 2025

About the NLC

The Northern Land Council (NLC) is an independent statutory authority of the Commonwealth. The NLC is established under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (NT) 1976 and its purpose is to serve its constituents who are Traditional Owners (TOs) and other Aboriginal people living in their region. Cultural knowledge and lived experience are central to the work that we do here at NLC. We are committed to enhancing Aboriginal peoples social, political and economic participation by supporting their aspirations and amplifying their voices on a range of issues impacting on their lands, seas, culture and communities.